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In the previous article "Five steps to teach you how to use the ps slicing tool", I introduced you to the method of using the ps slicing tool. The following article will introduce you to a small PS skill to see how to use PS to add a selective partial enlargement effect to a picture.
1. In ps, press Ctrl J to copy a layer and click on the layers panel Click the [Create New Layer] button in the lower right corner.
#2. Select the straight line tool in the toolbar.
#3. Draw a line here, create a new layer, select the Ellipse tool, hold down Shift and pull out a circle, adjust the position and select the projection.
4. Drag the copied first layer to the top, hold down Alt and apply to the lower layer. Press and hold to create a clipping mask. Version.
5. Ctrl T drag the hand image and then zoom in. The final effect is as follows:
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